Computing (Computer Networks Engineering) MSc at University of Northampton

This master's degree allows you to study computer networks engineering in greater depth while developing your research and analytical skills. You'll complete an individual thesis, graduating ready for specialist roles in network engineering.

Faculty: Faculty of Education, Arts, Science and Technology  |  Department: Computer Science  |  Duration: Full Time: 1 year; Part Time: 2 years  |  Study mode: full-time, part-time  |  Intake: September, February  |  Location: Northampton, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

This programme encompasses a range of modules that delve into the core aspects of Computer Networks Engineering, ensuring you’re well-prepared for the dynamic job market. The Computing (Computer Networks Engineering) programme is firmly rooted in the traditional tenets of modern computing programmes, and one of its standout features is the emphasis on cultivating a comprehensive understanding of programming skills. Modules include Databases, Dissertation, Visual Object Software, Modern Computer Architecture, Computer Networks, Mobile Device Software Development, Intelligent Systems, Distributed Systems, Media Techniques, Internet Programming, Internet Security, Programming.

Career pathways

Upon completion of this Computing MSc course, you will be equipped to pursue a range of careers. Well-trained staff are in high demand across the computing and IT industries, and our graduates will be able to embark on job roles such as: Computer Network Specialists/Consultant Computer Network Architect Computer and Information Systems Manager Computer Hardware Engineer Computer Support Specialist Computer Research Scientist.

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